#!/bin/sh
# When reading a specified number of lines, ensure that the output
# file pointer is positioned just after those lines.

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. "${srcdir=.}/tests/init.sh"; path_prepend_ ./src
print_ver_ head

(echo a; echo b) > in || framework_failure_
echo b > exp || framework_failure_

for i in -1 1; do
  (head -n $i >/dev/null; cat) < in > out || fail=1
  compare exp out || fail=1
done

# Exercise the (start_pos < pos) block in elide_tail_lines_seekable.
# So far, this is the only test to do that.
# Do that by creating a file larger than BUFSIZ (I've seen 128K) and
# elide a suffix of it (by line count) that is also larger than BUFSIZ.
# 50000 lines times 6 bytes per line gives us enough leeway even on a
# system with a BUFSIZ of 256K.
n_lines=50000
seq 70000 > in2 || framework_failure_
echo $n_lines > exp-n || framework_failure_

(head -n-$n_lines>/dev/null; wc -l) < in2 > n
compare exp-n n || fail=1

Exit $fail